Welcome to East Market Phase III, a sought-after Urban Capital building in the heart of the historic Byward Market. This well-designed Sandy Hill model offers approximately 740 sq. ft. of interior space plus a 107 sq. ft. east-facing balcony, perfectly positioned to capture morning sun and city views. The 1 bedroom + den layout provides excellent flexibility, with a den that works beautifully as a home office, guest space, or a cozy reading nook. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the main living area with natural light, complemented by custom drapery and blinds. The kitchen is both functional and stylish, featuring solid wood cabinetry and a central island-ideal for casual meals or entertaining. Step outside to a generously sized east-facing balcony, perfect for morning coffee or unwinding after work. The primary bedroom features built-in storage thoughtfully integrated into the closet, maximizing space and functionality. The bathroom offers cheater access to the bedroom, enhancing everyday convenience. Underground parking conveniently located across from the elevator and a storage locker included. Condo fees include amenities, concierge, hydro, heat, and water - just pay for internet. This secure building offers desirable amenities including a gym, party room, and outdoor terrace. Located steps from restaurants, shopping, groceries, and entertainment, with the Rideau Centre LRT station, University of Ottawa, Parliament, and easy access to Highway 417 and Autoroute 5 nearby. With the City of Ottawa pursuing National Historic Site designation for the Byward Market ahead of its 200th anniversary of Bytown in 2027, this neighbourhood continues to offer strong long-term appeal. Whether you're a first-time buyer, government or downtown professional, investor, or downsizer seeking a walkable, lock-and-leave lifestyle, this condo delivers exceptional value in one of Ottawa's most vibrant communities. (id:19004)
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